Saudi Arabia has reaffirmed its commitment to international law and the United Nations Charter, describing them as the essential foundation for global peace and the protection of civilians in conflict zones. The remarks were delivered by the Permanent Representative of Saudi Arabia to the United Nations, Ambassador Dr. Abdulaziz Alwasil, during a Security Council session held in New York on Wednesday.
According to the Saudi Gazette, Ambassador Alwasil emphasized that the protection of civilian lives, humanitarian personnel, and medical infrastructure must remain a priority for the international community. He further stressed the necessity of upholding the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all nations, calling for an end to external interference in the internal affairs of sovereign states.
In his address, Alwasil advocated for a consistent application of international legal standards, warning against selectivity or the use of double standards in global diplomacy. He argued that strengthening accountability for violations is a critical step toward consolidating respect for international rules. The Ambassador concluded his remarks by urging member states to prioritize dialogue and peaceful resolution mechanisms to address ongoing conflicts and maintain regional stability.
The story reports on a standard diplomatic statement delivered by a permanent representative at a UN Security Council session. As this is an official government position communicated via a state-aligned outlet, it is considered a verified report of the Kingdom's official stance.
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Original report: Saudi Gazette